Scientists have adapted sophisticated computer graphics technology, used to create hair and fabric in animated films, to simulate the movements of soft, limbed robots for the first time. The advance is a major step toward such robots that are autonomous.
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Search Technique Avoids Wasting Time, Expense on Rediscovering Known Compounds
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Energy demand of artificial intelligence could be offset by Quantum material.
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A new research by MIT economist Daron Acemoglu’s puts a number on the job costs of automation.
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A diagnostic face mask that signals if the wearer is infected with COVID-19 is discussed by James Collins, Ph.D a bioengineer, in a Q&A.
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People with arm amputations can experience for the first time sensations of touch in a...
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FROM THE ARCHIVES The Promise of Technology for the Aging Brain by Adam Gazzaley Dr. Adam...
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FROM THE ARCHIVES Do You Trust Me? Trusting Autonomous War Machines Artificial intelligence (AI)...
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FROM THE ARCHIVES The Power of VR
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FROM THE ARCHIVES Work Stressed and Play? A Brief Look At Competitive Gaming by Mark Griffiths...
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FROM THE ARCHIVE We Have A Very Small Future
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FROM THE ARCHIVE 3D Printing
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FROM THE ARCHIVES Should Robots Feel Pain? by Beth Singler
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FROM THE ARCHIVES Will Robots Ever Achieve Genuine Consciousness? How Will We Know? by Paul Nunez...
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FROM THE ARCHIVES Do Robots Need A Self? by Georg Northoff
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FROM THE ARCHIVES The Neurological and Psychological Impacts of Social Robotics by Charles Andrew...
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FROM THE ARCHIVES Our Sexual Future With Robots by Audrey DeRobert
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FROM THE ARCHIVES The Future of Human Enhancement by Filip Saric
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FROM THE ARCHIVES New Robot Rolls With the Rules of Pedestrian Conduct by Jennifer...
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FROM THE ARCHIVES AI Is Rewriting The History Of Malware by Bryan Lares
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FROM THE ARCHIVES Why Robots are Important by Peter Corke
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